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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1900

Page

12

GARTER S PRISON PROSPECT

Captain Oberlin M. Carter is due at Fort Leavenworth prison tomorrow to begin serving his sentence. Warden McClaughry said Washington orders require fair treatment, with potential progress to trusty status and a possible bookkeeper role if behavior is good. Carter will be under guard Bowen, a former regular army soldier.

Leavenworth Kan Oberlin M. Carter United States Penitentiary Fort Leavenworth R. W.mcclaughry Washington Carter Bowen Old Military Prison

Gifts to Library From Immigration Restriction League

The Public Library received a complete set of Immigration Restriction League publications up to now plus key congressional bills and reports from 1890 to 1898 and a Congressional Record peti­tions list for the Fifty fourth Congress. Also donated are the Venezuela British Guiana Boundary Arbitration volumes and atlas, and a 587‑volume public school books collection from Boston publishers via the Boston School Committee.

Immigration- Restriction League League Congress Congressional Luis. Julio . Blanco Caracas Arthur P. Cushing Venezuela-British Guiana Boston Committee of Supplies

Brookline Hosts Third Eastern Public Education Meet

Brookline hosts the third annual conference of Eastern Public Education Societies with opening remarks by D D Addison. Most delegates are women. Sessions at Brookline High School and Whitney Hall feature talks by Eliot of Harvard Abby Leach and Mrs Schuyler Van Rensselaer on organizing educational forces in the community followed by a 9 o'clock reception.

Brookline Eastern Public Education Societies D. D. Addison Brookline Society Whitney Hall Coolidge’s Corner Eliot Harvard University Abby Leach Association of Collegiate Alumne

Orvard University Professor Cummings to Speak Morning

Morning events include Professor Cummings of Orvard University delivering an address in conclusion.

Cummings Orvard University

Captain Dugan Celebrates Milestone At Police HQ

Caitain Joseph Dugan marked thirty two years on the police force yesterday at headquarters. He has seen the force grow from 30 to over 1200 men with Inspector Park Mahoney as his senior in service by about six months prior. The "silent man" of Pemberton square, Dugan was born in the North End in 186. He remains noted for his alertness and youthful vigor in pursuit of criminals.

Caitain Joseph Dugan

State Department denies ultimatum to Turkey over indemnity

Washington reports no ultimatum issued to Turkey regarding the $90,000 indemnity for destroyed American missionary property in Armenia. Officials say prompt payment demanded but no coercive fleet action was sent, while Turkey seeks diplomatic settlement. London dispatch notes Constantinople’s plan to finance the sum by building a U.S. cruiser, aiming to sidestep principle and avoid collective pressure.

Washington State Department Russia France Germany Great Britain Austria Turkey United States Armenia London Constantinople The Daily Mail Kharput

Harvard College Sues Boston Park for Bussey Farm Take

Judge Barker denied Harvard College petition for writ of certiorari to quash park commissioners proceedings. The suit challenged the taking of part of Bussey farm in West Roxbury for a public playground.

Barker Supreme Court Harvard College Boston Park Commissioners Bussey Farm West Roxbury

Help For Artist Bradley Receives Financial Aid

New York on April 7 1900s era reports Oliver J Bradley who formerly lived on a daily rye bread allotment will now receive funds to finish art studies. Leroy B Crane city magistrate notified Superintendent Blair that he would assist Bradley with his education. Bradley learned of the offer at his room studio at 18 East Twenty third Street and thanked supporters including fellow art students who promised help.

New York Oliver J. Bradley Leroy B. Crane Blair Outdoor Poor Department Young Bradley Bradley East Twenty-third Street Crane

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R. E. Splaine D. W. Fitzpatrick Vieunas Splaine & Fitzpatrick Court Street Corner Stoddard Garter’s Prison Prospect Educators Captain Dugan Wc. Clothing Oxford Nilda Young America Washington and Brattle Sts Brattle St Washington Street Harvard Oxfords and Gray Vicunas Cambridge Spitz Bros. & More Summer Street
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